martin of the "new york times," robert costa of "the washington post" and amy walter of the cook political report. jay leno is in the news so let me borrow a famous question. what was the speaker thinking? >> he's torn on immigration. he wants to do something. he met with the retired archbishop cardinal from yesterday and boehner's roman catholic faith is driving him toward a consensus, but the right flank of his conference is saying no thanks, they don't want to do anything this year. boehner's comments last week really signaled he's going to probably listen to the right and just not do much. >> but he blames the president. the president was trying to give him a little slack. weigh talked about this last week. the right never wanted to do it. why did the speaker say i'm willing to give this a chance and then pull back? what changed his mind? >> look at what else is on the calendar. they have to get through basically a clean debt ceiling increase. when i say clean, i mean basically just raise the debt ceiling once again. for boehner to do that and to get this through, he's got to show some teeth to hi

tim cook bought $14 billion of apple stock, some saying somewhat opportunistic. >> steve senlgdgwick, have a go weekend >>> jay leno hosted his last "tonight show." he said, one thing stood out. >> the most fun is all the politicians we have had fun with over the years. here is some of my favorite ones. >>> i think we will have a much more positive impact on the economy. so for whatever it is worth, that's what i think. i would like to say one other thing. >> this is the last thing i'm going to say. i don't think god is through with me. ♪ ♪ don't get fooled again ♪ can't get fooled again >> god bless this congress. >> did you see it? ♪ >> thanks for the laughs, jay. we are going to have more on jay's finale. we are asking for your help. in the spirit of jimmy fallon, who is going to be taken over "the tonight show." jimmy does the thank you notes. how would you thank leno for his 22-year run. tweet us. use the #waytooearly. we are going to put together the best, most creative tweets and air them later. >>> willie geist is out in sochi soaking in the scene at the winter olympics. we are going to ask him what he

tim cook concedes buying back $40 billion of shares as carl icahn takes of victory lap. who holds the brains now? jay leno says goodbye after 22 years making way for jimmy fallin. will the tv ratings gold or a tune -- turnoff? countdown to the closing bell starts right now. liz: good afternoon. the last hour of trading on jobs friday. it is the perfect example of why you can never ever anticipate what stocks will do in spite of for "newsweek" in the throes of the disappointing jobs report and more on why but first, beyond what some stocks are doing, activation nearly 14 percent of the of record highs after the largest video game maker announced strong quarterly earnings. ghost:duty was the number one game helping to drive profits. activation and now at 14 up $2.44. expedient ed joyce said nice ride up today after beating fourth quarter expectations. moving up double-digit percentages $9.57 intraday climbing back up to the highs but not there yet. apple ceo tim cook showing his company needed a little love so he announced they have repurchased $14 billion worth of shares over the last two weeks. telli

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cook, joins us now. any expectation on what we will hear minutes from now? >> likely a reiteration of what we heard from jaysing deep concern about the reports of russian intervention in the ukraine, specifically in crimea. and a warning from this administration that any russian action in ukraine, any violation of ukraine's sovereignty would be a grave mistake. i think what we will see most likely is the president stepping up his rhetoric. fromve not heard directly the president on this since he was in mexico a few days ago. we have heard from other u.s. officials. secretary kerry using tougher language. this is an effort by the white house to ratchet things up one more notch. they see things in ukraine and crimea specifically that they do not like right now. >> whether the lines -- what are the lines of communication going on since the change in leadership in ukraine, between the white house and the fledgling leadership there? >> the primary points of contact our u.s. diplomats, who have regular communications with opposition leaders for days now. it has been the vice president, joe biden, who has had the

tim cook concedes buying back $40 billion of shares as carl icahn takes of victory lap. who holds the brains now? jayyears making way for jimmy fallin. will the tv ratings gold or a tune -- turnoff? countdown to the closing bell starts right now. liz: good afternoon. the last hour of trading on jobs friday. it is the perfect example of why you can never ever anticipate what stocks will do in spite of

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